The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-21

sents thu -inful spectacle Of iDpotent
spectators, without power 70 do soy effective
good III Utah lending their ofhct5f f1uence
10 prom re and perp tuate the ls which
their emp oyment wa int nded 70 repIees
and eXtinguish.
T nth, hat we protest ag4inse the ac-
ton of the manager of the As oci4 ed Press
disp5icres IN TAXI from the Tsgu ar agent
the business OF framing the dispatches
from Ut-h during the progress of the late
convention, End comm tt Dg tina business
eXcluSiv ~ to the Mormon org rnizstIoR, as
q pros itItion of hat powerful gelcy, and
a part OF ~ existing conspir cy to procure
stat hood for hem by false repres ntationss
aud We warn the ublic everywhere aga INST
those mendaci us fabricat Gus.
Ele cuth-That commi' tee Of five be sp
poln ID by theehair 10 draft an address to-
the Pfc sideBk Cong e ard tie Country,
protesting sgAinet the admission of Utah as,
aLSt tie Sunder existing conditions and that
copies thereof be forwarded TO them and to
the press OF the country.
The reading was accompanied by ap-
plause at the full-pOint of nearly every
paragraph, and the section concerning
the Utah Commission eliciIed pro-
ionged applause, Hip, hip. hOOrahl"
''Ratsl" and almost an encore.
Mr. M Bride considered, in view of
the question which had been repeatedly
asked recently, why are we LiDeralsI"
that he ought to say something ex-
planatOry, and proceeded to read q
speech he had prepared on the first re-
soluti n, and explained, at least to those
present. why the party had adopted
the name Liberal" and what Liberal
ism meant.
On motion.of Mr.. Varian the resolu-
tons were adopted as a whole.
At the termination of the reading, the
- aIrrE, cd
''lioeral' invitation from the D. &c &. G.
people, for the members of. the ConVen-
tior to visit Lake Park at6.45. The in
vitation was accepted with thanks.
Mr.. Mcbride stated that one of the
purposes of the call was the selection of
4 new Territorial Central Committee;
| moved that it be chosen by the Con-
vention, and that the delegation of
each county name its choice. Carried.
The names of the committee of five
| recommended in the resolutions, to
draw up an address to both political
parties in Congress we're here announ-
led by the chair. They were: J. B.
| RosbOrough. o. J. HoIlister, Thomas
Marshall, ]. R. McBIide and Eli II.
Murray.
The names of the new Territorial
Central Committee were then announced,
as toIl0WS:
salt LaFe-J B. Rosborough, J. &. Nc
Bride, Harry Haynes, Mike GibbOn.
sum nit-E Ferry. J. Cohen.
w, oer-P. II. Emerson, kansfOrd Smith,
P. Qui K.
Tooele-W. C. Normoyle, G H. Wyman.
, tah-A. -. utherlsnd, D svid hYans.
| Cache william GOodW u.
! Juab-J. w .theek
/ Box I'll. ID. Smith.
beayer-J- R. Lindsay, B. ". THOMPSON,
Jr
Davis B. Meredith
Ex-Governor Murray introduced a
resolution to make seven a quorum to
do business, which was adopted.
A motion to make the representation
to the next LIBERAL Convention more
equitable by having one delegate to
every 100 voters or fraction thereof, was
carried.
| E. A. McDaniels wanted to know be-
fore the adjournment motion was put,
what had become of the resolution he
bad handed in for the consideration of
the resolution committee, and was told
by Mr.. Mcbride that it had been waste
basketed.
Adjourned.